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Posted 23 August 2024 - 08:58 PM
What does that title "sanitary maintenance" mean to you? We have a current program, but the new operations manager is not Canadian and doesn't see the value in really systems at all... We are audited for HACCP / GMP through SGS....
Because other similiar companies don't do what we do for programs, then I'm getting push back as to why we should.
So curious if its just a matter of the wording we are using, so what does this wording mean to you?
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Posted 23 August 2024 - 09:21 PM
Sounds like a play on words to me, putting 2 hats into 1 job title as in sanitation and maintenance. Have not seen that title before.
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Posted 24 August 2024 - 06:07 AM
Hi WineSafe,
It would mean maintaining sanitary/hygienic conditions to me but it isn’t a phrase I have come across many times in 30 odd years in the food industry.
More details on your ‘sanitary maintenance’ program would be useful.
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Tony
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Posted 26 August 2024 - 11:28 AM
To me it means maintaining sanitary conditions, like taking things apart, clean, put back, or whatever it takes to sanitize, etc. I haven't seen that as a job title by itself, but it could be a task.
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Posted 26 August 2024 - 11:55 AM
Taking things apart to clean them and putting them back together is sanitation.
Taking things apart to maintain or repair them mechanically/electrically/hydraulically, etc, is maintenance.
That sounds like a made up word to me, that doesn't need to exist.
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Posted 27 August 2024 - 03:43 PM
What does that title "sanitary maintenance" mean to you? ...
So curious if its just a matter of the wording we are using, so what does this wording mean to you?
It depends a little on context, but as a compound verb it would imply either: the maintenance actions taken to achieve sanitation; or, the sanitary practices utilized during maintenance.
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Posted 28 August 2024 - 01:44 AM
It seems like a term i use to hear years ago, not so much any more. probably semantics.
I use to think of it as replacing things such as tri clamp gaskets, valve seats, pump seals, etc. Maintenance on items that touch product that if not maintained casue sanitary issues. anymore i just think of them all as PM items. Again semantics.
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